speaking of ackcorns

[Mullins, Bill]

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> Greetings, All!
>
> I'm one of those lurkers, learning much from the list, but
> never having anything to offer the group, since I am in
> possession of neither credentials, nor affiliation.

Affeeliations?  We don' need no steenking affeeliations . . . .

I'm as layperson as they get around here, and get rocks thrown at me
very seldom.
Keep 'em coming . . .

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> The following just came across another list...
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> > Suffice it to day that he didn't care about doing a decent
> job and had a very poor attitude at completing the  > work he
> was paid to do. Good riddens!
>
> Which, to me, has the added "charm" of being, in a sense,
> almost right.
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>